Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.
Israeli air strikes killed at least 13 Palestinians across Gaza today.
“This as Gaza's health ministry says 15 Palestinians have been killed more than 200”
wounded over the past week. It appears on us, Baba, has more. Israeli strikes at the civil rights of Gaza on Tuesday, in northern Gaza, hospital officials say 7 people were killed in a strike at a police post, where civilians had gathered to fire complaints.
Gaza and two ministry says those killed included the head of police in northern Gaza and his deputy. These Israeli military say the strike targeted and killed four men described as Hamas militants in southern Gaza, medic say and Israeli strike at a tent children displaced families killing one person.
Superitly, Holt official say, a 10 year old child was killed by Israeli gunfire with the bullet in the chest and a spotball and Pyrenees, Gaza. On Capitol Hill, a rare congressional testimony today to Supreme Court justices, Elena
“Cagan and Amy Coney Barrett appeared before House and Senate committees appealing for more”
security funding for the High Court. They told lawmakers about threats of violence and intimidation, something judges around the country are also experiencing. Justice Barrett recounted taking a bullet-proof vest home and the reaction from her family. They have required me to, I might, my children to think about and see things that children
should not have to see or think about. One example is when threats to my life were particularly intense a few years ago around the time of the Dobbs League. My security details sent me home with a bullet-proof vest and I carried it into my house, put it into my bedroom, dropped it down on a table, turned around and my 12-year-old son
was standing in the doorway of my bedroom and he wanted to know what it was and why I had it. Justice Cagan condemned rhetoric from public officials who verbally attacked judges when they disagree with their rulings.
“It's the first time since 2019 that Justice is spoke before Congress.”
At the World Cup, the World's No. 1 ranked team France was defeated in a semi-final match at a European rival. Steve Futterman reports. The favorite to win the World Cup is out. France falls to Spain, Tudon Nothing, and it will be Spain now advancing to Sunday's Championship
match against either England or Argentina.
Spain never trailed in this match, jumping out to a one-nothing lead in the 22nd minute
on a penalty shot, Spain made it two nothing in the second half, but it was the Spanish defense that was the big story once again. Preventing France's great striker, killing and boppy from scoring, meanwhile Spain's great goalkeeper, Uvnai Simone, comes through with his six shutout in seven matches. He has allowed only one goal in the World Cup competition.
For MPR News, I'm Steve Futterman at the World Cup in Arlington, Texas. And you're listening to MPR News from Washington. An outbreak of a parasitic gastrointestinal disease is growing across the U.S. as Quinn Klein Felter from Member Station W.D.E.T. reports the epicenter of the disease is in Michigan. The cyclospariasis causes weight loss, cramping, and what's known as explosive diarrhea.
It's affecting over 30 states, but has hit Michigan hardest. Cases here have doubled in less than a week, to more than 3300. Wayne State University doctor Tina Chopra says the parasite causing the illness most likely came from fresh produce, but she says pinpointing the exact source is difficult. The disease does not spread from person to person and can take weeks for symptoms to develop.
For NPR News, I'm Quinn Klein Felter in Detroit. T-Rex is bringing in a lot of money.
Sethabee's auction house just sold a 67 million-year-old Tyrannosaurus Rex specimen called Gus for $50.1 million.
That's the most expensive dinosaur ever sold at auction. It beat a stegosaurus skeleton sold for $44.6 million to years ago. The T-Rex Gus has 183 fossil-bone elements that adds up to more than 60 percent of its bones. And that makes it one of the world's most complete dinosaur specimens ever found. It was found in South Dakota.
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